By: Canthz_B
Not being a whiz at grammar myself, I’d just use “To whomever ate my cheese…” because I’d write a letter as “To whom it may concern”, and the person that ate my cheese is the person concerned. I could...
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By: bean
Troy, I made that statement because I have yet to see any pointed exception to the rule of using the accusative, whom, when it’s the object of a preposition. The argument from that website was a great...
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By: Troy McClure
Hi Saltinesgirl. The Blue Book rule you quote is for choosing between “who” and “whom”, not “whoever” and “whomever”. I quoted their rule for “who[m]ever” above, but here it is again. It says that,...
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By: Beck
The “fucking delicious” comment never fails to make me giggle. I am wearing the unitard already, in anticipation of the inevitable verbal thrashing I am bound to receive.
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To whoever now has a monstrous headache: Oh, wait, that’s me. Nevermind.
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By: Dairy Air
Lathrop Hall is on U of Wisconsin Madison campus where chesse and meat are taken rather seriously. As soon as campus security finishes chugging a few more pitchers of melted butter, you can rest...
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Note should read “To WHOMever ate my cheese, Fuck you!” And the cheese-eater replies, “Fuck you back and no fuck backs!”
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By: Kansas girl
Wouldn’t it be “ree” alert level? Since the other note is claiming the level is “orangg.”
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